ROBAND PM60G Operating Instructions Manual

Brand: ROBAND

Model: PM60G

Type: Operating Instructions Manual

This manual is also suitable for

PM60

19/11/2014

Manufactured By

ROBAND AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

PIE WARMERS

Models

PM60, PM60G

Version 1

Special Features:

 Product Display Light

 Illuminated Sign Display

 Slimline Thermometer

 Stylish Design

These instructions cover the models of ROBAND

Pie Warmers only. Although there are slight

variances between models, the installation, operation, care and maintenance procedure is the

same for all.

Roband

Australia is a wholly Australian owned company and has been manufacturing

quality commercial catering equipment for the food service industry for more than 50

years. Roband products are engineered and manufactured to the highest standards to

provide functionality, reliability and durability, and our quality products are exported

world-wide.

Included in the comprehensive Roband

range are Toasters, Fryers, Milkshake Mixers,

Rotisseries, Food Display Cabinets and much more.

Roband

Australia also acts as the Australian agents for Vitamix

Blenders, Noaw

Meat Slicers, Förje

Cookware, Robalec

Soup/Rice Warmers, Robatherm Urns,

Austheat

Fryers, Dipo Induction & Autofry Machines. Roband also has its own line of

commercial cookware and cutlery under the Robinox

brand name.

For a complete set of brochures please contact your nearest authorised dealer or

contact Roband directly at our head office.

Australia Pty Ltd

mechanical, including photocopying or posting to a website, without the written permission of the publisher. The

material contained within this document is intended entirely for instructional purposes.

Roband Head Office

Sydney, Australia

Roband

Australia Pty Ltd

Tel:

+61 2 9971 1788

1 Inman Road

Fax:

+61 2 9971 1336

Dee Why NSW 2099

Email:

[email protected]

AUSTRALIA

Web:

www.roband.com.au

International Agents

For additional agents please email Head Office

Cyprus:

United Catering Equipment Supplies

Switzer-

land:

Burgi Infra Grill

Ph: +357 777 777 24

Ph: +41 418 554 552

Fiji:

Hotel Equipment Ltd

Thailand:

Seven Five Distributors Co Ltd

Ph: +679 672 0666

Ph: +662 866 5858

Hong Kong:

Chung Wah Kitchen Machine Ltd

United Arab

Emirates:

Boncafe Middle East LLC

Ph: +852 2334 5411

+9714 282 8742

Malaysia:

Allied Food Equipment

United Arab

Emirates:

Nisa Trading LLC

Ph: +603 9133 5833

+9714 396 6132

Maldives:

Radiant Heat Maldives Pty Ltd

United

Kingdom:

Metcalfe Catering Equipment

Ph: +960 333 4845

Ph +44 1766 830 456

New

Zealand:

Roband New Zealand

USA:

Condon & Fisher International

Ph: +649 274 1354

Ph: +1 508 361 9226

Noumea:

Comptoir Materiel Professionnel

USA:

Condon & Fisher International

Ph: +687 28 50 43

Ph: +1 508 361 9226

Papua New

Guinea:

Brian Bell & Company Pty Ltd

NETHERLA-

NDS

AKB Bert Muller

Ph: +675 325 5411

Ph: +31 306 017 442

Singapore:

Allied Foodservice Equipment

GREECE

K&N Engineers Ltd

Ph: +65 62525880

Ph: +30 210 520 0440

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................... 1

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS ..................................................................................... 1

PACKAGING ........................................................................................................... 2

COMPLIANCE ......................................................................................................... 2

INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................... 3

OPERATION............................................................................................................ 4

A GUIDE TO THE HEATING OF PIES .................................................................... 5

PRODUCT PLACEMENT ........................................................................................ 6

GENERAL SAFETY ................................................................................................. 7

CLEANING, CARE & MAINTENANCE .................................................................... 8

TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................. 9

SPECIFICATION ..................................................................................................... 9

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM............................................................................................... 10

EXPLODED DIAGRAM .......................................................................................... 11

APPENDIX A ......................................................................................................... 13

WARRANTY .......................................................................................................... 16

Page: 1

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of this quality ROBAND

product. With proper

care and management your new purchase will give you years of trouble free

service.

By reading these instructions carefully you can ensure that this machine is used

and maintained properly, helping your new investment to perform well for you now,

and to continue performing in the many years to come.

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS

This machine must only be operated by qualified person(s) who are fully versed in the

operating and safety instructions described in this manual. Servicepersons should be

instructed to familiarise themselves with any and all safety instructions described in

this manual prior to commencement of any maintenance or service.

In the case of new personnel, training is to be provided in advance. These machines

should not be operated by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory

or mental capabilities, or lack of experience or knowledge, unless they have been

given supervision or instruction concerning the safe use of the appliance by a person

responsible for their safety.

These machines are heating units, and as with any commercial heating unit the

surfaces on these Pie Warmers will get hot. Always be careful when near an

operating Pie Warmer, and ensure that any risk to unwary customers or staff is

minimised with additional signage if necessary. Due to the obvious heat hazard

Roband recommends that these units be kept out of reach of children. Do not allow

children to play with these units.

The machine should be disconnected from all power and allowed to cool before

cleaning. Any damaged plug or cord should be replaced before further use.

These machines should not be cleaned with the use of a water jet or any other

method except those outlined in the Cleaning & Care section of these instructions.

Roband will accept no liability if;

 Non-authorised personnel have tampered with the machine.

 The instructions in this manual have not been followed correctly.

 Non-original spare parts are used.

 The machine is not cleaned correctly, with the right product.

 There is any damage to the unit.

 The machine has been modified in any way.

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PACKAGING

All care is taken when packing and Roband ensures that every unit is functional and

undamaged at the time of packaging.

The Package of this Pie Warmer should include:

1. One Pie Warmer

2. Four Shelves and two side racks

3. One Crumb Tray

4. Six Glass Panels (PM60G)

5. Five Glass Panels (PM60)

6. Packaging Inserts/Materials

7. This Manual

8. Four feet, knobs and screws

Any damage to the machine as a result of freight must be reported to the Freight

Company and to the agent responsible for the dispatch of said unit within 24 hours of

receipt. No claims will be accepted or entertained after this period.

COMPLIANCE

RCM:

Roband

products have been designed and manufactured to comply with any and

all specifications set out by the Australian Communications and Media Authority

(ACMA) in regards to Electromagnetic Compatibility. As testament to such

compliance these units bear the RCM symbol.

For further information contact the Australian Communications Authority, PO Box

13112, Law Courts, Melbourne VIC 8010.

Page: 3

INSTALLATION

Remove all the packaging materials and tape, as well as any protective plastic from

the machine. Clean off any glue residue left over from the protective plastic or tape

using methylated spirit.

Place the warmer on a firm, level surface in the required position. As a precaution, it

is recommended that all non-metal bench top surfaces be protected from heat with

some form of insulation. A piece of masonite, sheet metal, laminate or similar

material would be sufficient for this task.

Install the feet on the pie warmer, and adjust the feet individually to ensure the unit

is level.

Take a moment to inspect the unit to make sure that it is undamaged as a result of

any freight it may have been through. Familiarise yourself with the functioning of

the switches. Turn all of the switches on and off a couple of times to ensure you

are comfortable with their operation.

Before connecting the Pie Warmer to the power supply, ensure that the thermostat,

the light switch and the main On/Off switch are in the "OFF" position.

Plug the pie warmer into a standard, single phase, 10Amp power point.

National Standards exist outlining the positioning, spacing and ventilation

requirements when installing new appliances. These Standards should be

consulted and new equipment should be installed accordingly. In any situation

where specifications allow a distance of less than 100mm we would still

recommend that a well-ventilated air gap of not less than 100mm be maintained. If

the machine is near particularly heat-sensitive materials common sense should be

employed in determining sufficient distancing.

Always ensure the power cable is not in contact with hot parts of the Pie Warmer

when in use, and have any damaged power cord replaced immediately.

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OPERATION

Actuate the Green rocker switch to the ‘1’ (ON) position to turn on the unit. The

switch should then illuminate to show that the machine is on.

The pie warmer is thermostatically controlled. Rotate the thermostat knob to select

the desired operating temperature, usually about 85-90°C for pies and sausage

rolls. The thermostat will then cycle on and off to maintain the set temperature. The

orange pilot light (located above the thermostat knob) will also cycle on and off,

indicating when the warmer is being heated and when the set temperature has been

reached.

It is recommended that the pie warmer be pre-heated before placing food inside.

As a guide, it is usually best to pre-heat the pie warmer for at least 20 minutes.

Please note that the warmer should not be operated without the crumb tray in

position.

It should be emphasised that these units are designed as food warmers. As

such, they are designed for use with freshly baked or thawed refrigerated product.

While it is outside the scope of the design of these units to use them with frozen

product it is highly recommended that, if frozen product is being used, the product

be thawed before being put in the Pie Warmer. If frozen product is placed in these

units significant time should be added to the preparation in order to produce the

desired serving temperature.

Overall, the general conditions of the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code

should be met. At the time of writing these instructions, this standard states that

food must be served below 5°C or above 60°C.

This pie warmer has the added feature of an interior light. The light will always be

on whenever the pie warmer is on. The interior fluorescent light can be changed in

the following manner;

 Access is gained to the fluorescent light by removing the cover for the

illuminated sign. A Phillips head screwdriver will be required.

 Once the cover has been removed, slide out the sign to gain access to the light

cavity.

 Rotate the fluorescent tube 90° upwards and the tube should slide out

downwards.

 Insert a new tube in place and rotate it 90° downwards. Slide the sign back into

place and screw the cover back on.

Safety Note: When opening and closing the glass doors grip the knob with

your fingertips and gently slide the doors. Do not use excessive force and

avoid touching the glass whilst gripping the knob. Insulating gloves should

be worn if these units are being operated at high temperatures (>110°C).

Page: 5

A GUIDE TO THE HEATING OF PIES

These units are best utilised for maintaining and displaying freshly cooked Pies,

Pasties and Sausage Rolls. Best results will be achieved with freshly baked pies

being placed into the pre-heated cabinet.

As most Pies sold now are pre-cooked and delivered either frozen or at room

temperature the above circumstances are somewhat uncommon.

Approximate times for products to reach serving temperature when thawed (room

temperature) foods are placed in a pre-heated unit are as follows

Meat Pies ........... 45-60 mins Sausage Rolls ........... 25-35 mins

Party Pies .......... 25-30 mins Pasties/Pockets ........ 20-30 mins

It is highly recommended that, if frozen pies are being used, the pies be thawed

before being put in the Pie Warmer. If frozen product is heated in these units add

at least 1½ hours to the preparation time.

Use of high temperatures to speed up the heating and preparation of frozen pies

has several drawbacks;

 The external surfaces of the Pie Warmer will get exceedingly hot and present a

greater hazard to unwary staff or customers.

 The extended cooking times for frozen pies will reduce the overall production

capability of the Pie Warmer in that the daily quantity of pies that are able to be

prepared will be reduced.

 Power consumption of the unit will increase, thereby costing more in electricity

rates.

Page: 6

PRODUCT PLACEMENT

Due to the heat emission from the element the hottest shelves in the Pie warmer

will be the bottom shelves. When new product is placed in the unit throughout the

day it is recommended that these shelves be utilised to prepare the food more

quickly.

If the unit is fully loaded it is desirable to have the tightest packed or most crowded

shelf of products on the top shelves, as the tightly packed product can restrict the

heat from rising to the food above. Restricting the heat convection in this manner

will extend the times required to heat the rest of the product to serving

temperatures.

Sausage rolls, Pasties

Pies

Full Pie Warmer

Sausage rolls, Pasties

Pies, Pizza Pockets

Empty

Partially Loaded Pie Warmer

Page: 7

 SAFETY 

GENERAL SAFETY

This machine contains no user-serviceable parts. Roband Australia, one of our

agents, or a similarly qualified person(s) should carry out any and all repairs.

Steel cutting processes such as those used in the construction of this

machine may result in sharp edges. Whilst any such edges are removed to

the best of our ability it is always wise to take care when contacting any edge.

Do not remove any cover panels that may be on the machine.

Replace any damaged supply cord immediately.

This unit can get very hot. Ensure everyone is aware that the machine is

operating and take care to avoid contact with hot surfaces. If operating at

thermostat settings above 110°C provide and use heat-insulating gloves when

opening doors.

SAFETY GLASS

The Toughened Safety Glass used in the ROBAND

Pie Warmers is about 5 times

stronger than normal glass. In addition to this strength the toughened glass is able

to handle high temperatures and it is designed to shatter into small, relatively

harmless pieces in the event of breakage. These glass pieces can be collected

carefully by hand without resulting in lacerations.

This type of glass has a rather unusual property as a direct result of its toughened

nature. When the glass takes an impact that does not immediately shatter the piece,

it “stores” that stress in the glass layers. This stress “storage” is invisible and unable

to be measured, but it is there nonetheless.

The storing of a stress is only temporary. If the glass suffers a sufficient impact and

the stress is stored, it will one day be released. There is no way to measure when

this release will occur, it could be after a few minutes, or it could be years later. When

the stored stress is released the glass will spontaneously shatter. This could occur at

any time, even when the machine is off and nobody is near it.

On extremely rare occasions a glass door will “explode”. This is a rare but entirely

normal property of the glass, and although pieces of shattered glass may travel

several metres, if they do contact bare skin they should not cause injury (even if you

are directly in front of the explosion). It is important that any contaminated product be

thrown away.

The alternative to such safety glass is to have glass that can be very dangerous when

broken, or worse, could chip off and fall onto the food within (without being noticed).

It is the opinion of Roband Australia that Toughened glass is superior to both “Clear

Float” and “Ceramic” glass with regards to function and safety. If glass doors are a

concern a set of Stainless steel doors may be purchased as an alternative (contact

your supplier).

Page: 8

CLEANING, CARE & MAINTENANCE

Attention to regular care and maintenance will ensure long and trouble free operation

of your toaster. Although scheduled servicing is not required we do recommend you

adopt a program of regular maintenance to ensure that the machine is clean and

functional and to avoid inadvertently damaging the unit.

 Ensure the power is off and the Pie Warmer is cool before attempting to clean any

part of the machine.

 Wipe the surfaces down with warm soapy water using a damp sponge or cloth.

Do not immerse the unit in water or allow the ingress of water into the ventilation

holes or controls. This unit is not suitable for cleaning with the aid of a water jet or

similar system.

 Daily cleaning of the crumb tray is essential. The crumb tray may be removed by

sliding it out from the unit. The crumb tray should be emptied and washed with

warm soapy water.

 The glass should be cleaned daily with an appropriate cleaning agent for both

aesthetic and hygienic reasons.

 Always ensure the power cable is not in contact with hot parts of the Pie Warmer

when in use, and have any damaged power cord replaced immediately.

Note: If foil is used to cover the trays the foil should be replaced daily, and

ventilation holes must be made every few centimetres to allow the food to be

heated evenly throughout the unit.

Note: Some cleaning agents can damage stainless steel, usually through prolonged

use. For this reason we recommend cleaning with soapy water. Any damage to the

unit through the use of harsh or improper cleaning agents is entirely the fault of the

user.

CAUTION: Handle glass with care when cleaning.

CAUTION: Although every care is taken during manufacture to remove all sharp

edges, care should be taken when cleaning and handling the Pie Warmer to

avoid injury.

Page: 9

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the Pie Warmer does not function check the following points before calling for

service.

 The machine is plugged in correctly and the power switched on.

 The power point is not faulty.

 The thermostat is not in the “OFF” position.

 The thermostat knob is not loose or broken, rendering the switch inoperable.

 The Green on/off switch is not in the “OFF” position.

Only after all these points have been checked should you call for service.

SPECIFICATION

Model

PM60G, PM60

Power Source

220-240 Volts AC

Power Consumption

1313-1565 Watts

Nominal Dimensions;

Width

652mm

Height

669mm

Depth

488mm

Constant Research & Development may necessitate machine changes at any

time.

Page: 10

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

MODEL: PM60, PM60G

NOTE: This circuit diagram has been provided for reference and to assist qualified

service and repair agents only. Under no circumstances should a person not

suitably qualified attempt repairs to any electrical equipment.

Note: Wire from Ballast to Fluorescent Tube is red

Wire from one end of the tube to the other is red

Page: 11

EXPLODED DIAGRAM

MODEL: PM60G

Page: 12

MODEL: PM60

Page: 13

APPENDIX A

RESIDUAL CURRENT DEVICES (RCD’S)

Also known as Earth Leakage Protection systems an RCD is a protective device

that automatically disconnects the active conductors of a circuit when an earth

leakage current reaches a predetermined value.

Although RCD’s are mandatory in domestic installations, and in the final sub-

circuits of residential-type areas, the Australian Standards quote that the

requirement of an RCD does “not apply to a socket-outlet…..for the connection of

fixed electric cooking appliances, such as ranges, ovens or hotplates”

In installations that are neither Domestic nor Residential-type, AS/NZS 3000 2.5.3.3

states that RCD’s are needed only in situations where equipment may represent an

increased risk of electric shock to the user, and there are many special comments

related to the use of heating elements.

AS/NZS3000 2.5.2 gives the following warnings that should have been taken into

consideration when an RCD circuit was installed.

To avoid unwanted tripping due to leakage currents and transient

disturbances, care should be taken to ensure that the sum of the leakage

currents of electrical equipment on the load side of an RCD is less than

1/3 of its rated residual current.

To avoid excessive leakage current causing unwanted tripping where

socket-outlets are protected by one RCD having a rated residual current

not greater than 30mA, consideration should be given to the number of

socket-outlets protected and the nature of electrical equipment likely to

be connected to the socket-outlets.

Tubular elements (such as those used in this unit) reaching temperatures greater

than 110°C are subject to moisture absorption and therefore earth leakage current

generation. Should the installation and use of this unit trip an RCD the unit will

need to be run on a circuit without an RCD (as mentioned above) for approximately

30-60 minutes, after which time the elements should have dried out and the

machine should function normally. If you are unable to locate a circuit without an

RCD please contact your supplier, or if you prefer you can contact Roband and

send the unit to one of our offices where we can run the machine on a suitable

circuit free of charge (a return freight charge may apply).

Page: 14

NOTES

(Record any preferred times or settings etc. here to act as a quick reference for other users)

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NOTES

(Record any preferred times or settings etc. here to act as a quick reference for other users)

Page: 16

WARRANTY

Every care is taken to ensure that no defective equipment leaves our factory and all goods manufactured by

us are guaranteed against defective workmanship and materials for a period of 12 months from the date of

purchase. Roband Australia’s obligations pursuant to this express warranty being limited to the repair or

replacement of the defective goods or materials, at is option and subject to the terms contained within this

Warranty statement. Where relevant, glass, Teflon® and lamps are not included in this warranty and RCD

tripping due to moisture absorption by Tubular Heating Elements is not considered a warranty fault.

Generally, all goods claimed under this warranty must be returned to the factory or an authorized service

agent, freight prepaid, for inspection. All parts deemed to be defective will be replaced, however, no claims

will be entertained for second hand products, or parts damaged in transport, misused or modified in any way

without our approval. For machines that are not considered to be portable (e.g. food bars, rotisseries, large

hotplates and some bain maries), on site warranty service will be provided in capital city metropolitan areas

only. In all other locations, the customer is responsible for all travelling time/service call costs and payment

for this will be required prior to the commencement of the repair. The labour costs to actually repair the fault

will be met by the company.

Any repairs or replacement of defective goods or materials pursuant to this warranty, must be authorized by

Roband Australia prior to any action being taken. The company reserves the right to reject a claim for

warranty if it is not completely satisfied with the circumstances under which it occurred and any other costs

incurred for false claims or faults due to incorrect usage etc. are the responsibility of the claimant. Roband

Australia Pty Ltd nor any subsidiary company or Agent shall be liable for loss of profit or damage to other

equipment and property except where it is in breach of the guarantees provided in accordance with

Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) or the applicable legislation from time to time.

The goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). You

are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably

forseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of

acceptable quality and the failure does not constitute a major failure.

Generally, authorized service agents are located in all areas which have authorized distribution dealers. For

the name of your nearest Australian authorised service agent, please contact:

Roband Australia Pty Ltd

1 Inman Road, Cromer, NSW 2099

Warranty Number: 1800 268 848

Phone: (02) 9971 1788 Fax: (02) 9971 1336

All other countries please contact your selling Agent.

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